Emerald City Canceled By NBC

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Looks like we won't be seeing more of Emerald City. NBC has canceled their Wizard of Oz-based drama after one season. Airing on Friday nights, the series averaged a meager 0.72 in the 18-49 rating and is the second lowest rated show on the network, these anemic figures just weren't enough for NBC to give it a second season. Emerald City starred Adria Arjona as Dorthy and Vincent D'Onofrio as the signature Wizard. This was a correct prediction by the TVRatingsGuide. Here are the ratings below.

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Five Questions: Fantasy Drama Edition

I'm bringing back what used to be Questions of the Week in a new format called Five Questions. Each segment, I will post five questions for us to discuss, all set to a certain theme. I will post my responses in the comments below, and I hope you do too!

1. Will there be any week where Once Upon a Time is lower-rated than both America's Funniest Home Videos AND Secrets & Lies?

2. Is this Grimm's final season, and if so will the finale break a 1.0?

3. Will Emerald City continue Grimm's legacy as a solid performer or will it flop?

4. Will Supernatural be the best time slot occupant on Thursdays for The CW in years by beating out Beauty & The Beast's 0.61 average from 2012-13? Does it have a chance to rise and beat out The Secret Circle's 0.77 from 2011-12?

5. Midnight, Texas is the second Charlaine Harris book series to be adapted for TV, the first being True Blood. True Blood had a 2.1 A18-49 rating for its finale on HBO; will any of Midnight, Texas' episodes see a rating above that?

Here's Another Delay: Emerald City Pushed to Fall

Good news/bad news for prospective Emerald City fans. The bad good news is that Emerald City is now scheduled to air Fall 2016, per Entertainment Weekly, meaning it has a greater chance of success than midseason or summer. The bad news is that you'll have to wait a little longer to watch it.

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